Editorial Policy, Sources and AI Disclosure
Effective July 12, 2026. Daily MLB Picks publishes pregame betting analysis for education and entertainment. This page explains who is responsible for the work, how automation is used, what gets verified, and how mistakes are corrected.
Who publishes and reviews the site
Daily MLB Picks is published by the Daily MLB Picks editorial desk. An editor reviews the market name, teams, probable pitchers, line, publication date, links and risk language before a pick page is released. The organization—not an AI model—is accountable for the published page.
How AI is used
AI assists with organizing a slate, comparing matchup notes, calculating break-even percentages and drafting explanations. It does not place bets, set sportsbook lines or guarantee outcomes. AI-assisted copy must be checked against the source data and edited before publication. We do not publish lightly reworded copies of pages from other sites.
Primary sources
- MLB scores and schedules and the official MLB Stats API for game identity, teams, venues, start times and probable pitchers.
- ESPN MLB scoreboard and official team/player pages as secondary checks for records, results and published statistics.
- The sportsbook or market sheet named in an article for the displayed odds. Odds are snapshots recorded before publication and may move afterward.
Publication and grading rules
- Every pick states the exact market, line, odds and stake shown at publication.
- Moneylines, run lines, full-game totals, team totals, first-five markets and NRFI/YRFI markets are never treated as interchangeable.
- Results are graded against the published number. A later, better line is not substituted.
- Postponements, pitcher changes and sportsbook-specific rules are noted when they affect grading.
Corrections
Factual corrections are made in place with the modification date changed. Material changes to a pick after publication are disclosed rather than silently rewritten. Readers can report an error through the contact page.